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Torii Lab News
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 2010 May :
Ben and Mauna gave poster presentations at the annual University of Washington Undergraduate Research Symposium. Great job, both of you!! Keiko received the Undergrad Mentor Award. Thanks for the nomination. February : 
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2009 August : 
Ben and Natalie, our mighty undergrads, have a joint-birthday-party (a.k.a. Lab meeting). Are we always cutting cakes? Yes, we are always celebrating, especially in the beautiful Seattle summer weather. May : 
Marie gave a poster presentation at the annual University of Washington Undergraduate Research Symposium. Great job, Marie! And, congratulations for graduation!! 2008 November : 
Jessica got married on Halloween's Day! Congratulation, Mrs. Guseman!! The Torii lab celebration cake was baked by Kylee, from some berries picked from the native forest (somewhere in Seattle, right, Kylee?) October : 
Lynn's last Lab meeting; presenting the artistic photos of scrm-D mute (yes! The cover of THE PLANT CELL) and MUTEpromoter::MUTE-GFP. Congratulations, Lynn, and good luck as a Professor at Western Washington! July : 
Dr. Takeshi Kuroha (left), our prospective postdoc candidate visit. March : 
A lot to celebrate for our amazing postdoc, Lynn. Having three offers as an Assistant Professor, another two exciting manuscripts (about to be) published, and expecting a baby girl. What else would you imagine? Happy Birthday Lynn, and good luck with everything! The Hemlock Pinata was hand made by Ali for celebrating the St. Patrick Day. --- Update on June 2008: Congratulations for your baby girl, Lynn! 2006 December 5 : 
A lot to celebrate for the Torii lab members in this holiday season...Lynn and Naomi have NATURE paper accepted, Shannon's paper is under revision in DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY, Kylee awarded a Mary Gates Undergrad Research Internship, Gabe awarded a Howard Hughes Undergrad Research Internship , Jessica is soon to graduate, and Keiko is expecting a baby girl! July 18 : 
Keiko received the 2006 Prize from The Soceity of Japanese Women Scientists. March : 
Celebrating Lynn's Birthday!! 2005
Key Players in Stomatal Development  (at Madison, WI 2005) Top Row (from left): Lynn Pillitteri, Tanya Falbel, Jan Nadeau, Jessica Lucas Bottom: Keiko Torii, Jessica McAbee, Fred Sack, Dominique Bergmann, Cora McAlister, Zidian Xie Not pictured: Huachun Wang John Walker (Univ Missouri), Neela Bhave, Sanjay Bhave, Eunkyoung Lee (Ohio State)
Links to Stomatal Development Group :
May 13 : 
Jamie and Darlene gave poster presentations at the 8th Annual UW Undergraduate Research Symposium. Good job! 2004 October - December : The Torii Lab acquired extra lab space (Yes, Keiko's lab is getting bigger), but it did NOT come with any renovation money!!! Thank you so much for our mighty tech Shannon , who renovated and painted the whole lab PINK!! We also thank Lynn and Robert Goff for their enormous help during our "do-it-for-ourselves lab renovation!! Robert built a beutiful lab bench from salvaged materials!!!     December 12:   May 13 : 
Jamie and Darlene gave poster presentations at the 8th Annual UW Undergraduate Research Symposium. Good job! 2003 August 1 :  (from Left) Elena, Claire, Emi and Chris A farewell party for Chris, who just graduated from the University of Washington! Chris earned B.Sci. in Cell and Molecular Biology. Congratulations! Where are the Torii lab folks? They are at Keiko's place, she lives in the midst of a Pacific Northwest rain forest. 2002 June 14 :  (from Left) Emi, Keiko, Laurel, and Elena Emi and Laurel graduated from the University of Washington! Emi earned B.Sci. in Cell and Molecular Biology, and Laurel earned B.Sci. in Botany. Congratulations for both! May 17 :   
Chris, Emi and Laurel presented posters at the Annual Undergrads Research Symposium. March 1 : 
Alex won the First Prize for research competition at the Student Biotech Expo 2002 presented by Washington Biotechnology Foundation (Sponsored by Immunex, Fred Hutch, Zymogenetics, University of Washington, etc). Under the direction of Emi, Alex conducted activation-tagging screen to identify novel loci whose overexpression suppress the inflorescence defects caused by erecta mutation. Great job, Alex!! Alex and Keiko in front of Alex's poster
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